A tech CEO who died alongside his young family in a Learjet crash told of how he aspired to fly on private planes and loved the status they conferred.
Adam Robinson, 45, and his family were killed Sunday when the private jet they were travelling on crashed near West Palm Beach, Florida while en route to the Bahamas.
The Retention.com CEO was reportedly first introduced to the private jet lifestyle in the early 2000s when he was working in New York City at Lehman Brothers, a now-defunct financial services firm. He said flying private quickly became ‘part of my identity.’
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